MONKEY MEMO EXTRA

LIFE IS A REFLECTION OF WHAT YOU ALLOW YOURSELF TO HEAR.

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SOMEthing to THINK ABOUT

WORDS

ARE THE REAL

WEAPONS

OF MASS-DESTRUCTION.

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SOMETHING to THINK ABOUT

on Albert Einstein

In his famous 1939- letter to FD. Roosevelt Albert Einstein, who had just fled Nazi-Germany, warned the American president about the possibility, that the Germans would develop nuclear superweapons of enormous power. They possessed the scientists, the facilities and the will-power to do so and they would not hesitate to use them. If the USA didn't develop the, the Nazi's surely would. After the Allied Victory in Europe and Asia, it became clear that the Axis-scientists (Japan wanted to go nuclear too), came very close in realizing nuclear supremacy.

Instead, the Americans were first. In a remarkable short period of time, the Manhattan-project took of. On july 16 1945 the first A-bomb was tested and on august 6, three weeks later (!), “Fat Boy” was dropped on Hirosjima. Mankind entered the age of Atomic Warfare.

Finally, we possessed a weapon, even the army, was afraid of using. Untill now. The Manhattan-project went on and developed small, selective nuclear-devices, even on a nano-scale. Military think-tanks now believe, that an atomic exchange, could be “winnable”. Even worse is the use of depleted uranium, we find in all types of ammunition snd bombs. They poisoned the soil of Iraq, Libia, Syria and Afghanistan.

If a child is born in these worn-torn area's, the parents don't ask if it is a boy or a girl, but if it is healthy and normal. In a growing numbers of cases, children are born with hugh deformations and genetic “faults”. All of our doing, because we fight an hidden “atomic war” (fall-out from nuclear tests, Tsjernobil,Fukushima (and the ones we were not told about),  use of depleted uranium, the growing waste-problem; but there are other “alien” substances (and technologies), that are even more deadly (radiation from cell-phones, tv. and computerscreens).

We are living inside a horrible experiment and even dare to call it progress and change. An experiment we are willing to give our life for.